Literature and language

Ella Westland, ‘Rule Brittania, Brexit and Cornish identity’, LISA e-journal 19.52 (2021)

Joan Passey, Cornish Gothic, 1830-1913, University of Wales Press, 2023

Rhys Sandow, articles on the Anglo-Cornish dialect, 2020-23

Tanya Krzywinska and Ruth Heholt, Gothic Kernow: Cornwall as Strange Fiction, Anthem Press, 2022

Ronald M. James, ‘The other side of the Tamar: A comparison of the pixies of Devon and Cornwall’, Folklore 131.1 (2020), pp.76-95.

Siarl Ferdinand, ‘The Promotion of Cornish in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly: Attitudes towards the language and recommendations for policy’, Studia Celtica Fennica 16 (2019), pp.107-130.

Ken MacKinnon, ‘Papers on Cornwall and the Cornish Language’, 2019 and Rod Lyon, Colloquial doesn’t mean Corrupt: Observations on contemporary revived Cornish, Evertype, Dundee, 2019.

Stephanie Boland, ‘The “Cornish tokens” of Finnegan’s Wake: A journey through the Celtic archipelago’, James Joyce Quarterly 54.1-2 (2016-17), 105-118.

Merryn Davies-Deacon, ‘Names, varieties and ideologies in revived Cornish’, Studia Celtica Posnaniensia, 2 (1) (2017), 81-95.

Oliver J.Padel, Where was Middle Cornish spoken?’, Cambrian Medieval Celtic Studies 74 (2017), 1-32.